Ford has initiated a recall for 1.9 million vehicles due to issues with the rearview camera, affecting models from 2015-2019.
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The American manufacturer Ford has announced a global recall for 1.9 million vehicles, including popular models such as Lincoln and Mustang, due to a software issue that may affect the operation of the rearview camera. This action targets approximately 1.45 million vehicles in the U.S. and was prompted by 44,123 warranty claims and 18 accidents. Dealers will conduct inspections and replacements of the defective cameras. This is the latest recall, following a previous one in April for the same issue.
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